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Future expects major turnover rise for 2003

Trading update points to 11 per cent jump in sales last year

UK based magazine publisher Future Network has issued a short trading statement regarding its performance in the year ended December 31st, reporting that the group expects to exceed its 2002 turnover by 11 per cent during the period.

The news follows on from a trading update at the end of November which announced that revenues for the first ten months of the year had grown by 12 per cent year-on-year.

Future's full year results for 2003 will be announced on March 10th, and the company expects profits to be in line with current market expectations.

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